The adorable sand cats at a zoo in North Carolina harbor a deadly secret.
Despite their small size and look that's similar to a house cat, these felines are considered the second deadliest cat in the world.
One family of five sand cats is a popular attraction at the North Carolina Zoo. While they look cute and cuddly, they are nothing like the domesticated cats in our homes.
The fierce creatures earned their reputation due to their high kill rate, hunting by skulking close to the ground and using a keen sense of hearing to detect prey.
Sand cats typically feed on rodents, birds, spiders, insects and are fearless snake hunters - including preying on venomous vipers, according to the Smithsonian National Zoo.
For more info regarding power play check out our internet site.
